RE: Storing encrypted passwords in mySQL

Thanks Trevor, Sarah and Eric I will do as you suggest... And... yes Eric I see that the deletekey handler would be rather a good idea :) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eric Chatonet Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 5:56 PM To:

Re: Polling Search Engines

Marty Knapp wrote: Is it possible from within Rev to poll search engines for data? I do a lot of keyword research and would like to automate getting the first page of search results along with the Google Page Rank and the number of links (stuff you can get from the Google tool bar). I know

(no subject)

Dear Bob, Welcome to revolution. Many resources exist, but they tend to be spread in different places of the web. It may take you a few days to discover hidden jewels. You will find some code for a tree view at: http://revolution.lexicall.org/stacks_education.php?

Help for total newbie making a dissertation application

Hi Ben, Another researcher here. This is not a very difficult problem to solve with revolution. How much time can you spend on this? If at least 3 months, go ahead, you should be able to get it done and you will greatly benefit from having learned the basic of programming. My experience is

Identifying objects by their tooltips

Dear Richmond, To avoid the block of colour, wouldn't it be possible to add initial of final letters to the object name rather than use the tooltip? Another get around may be to produce a list of all pictures which are supposed to react to the action, with a comma as separator, and then

Identifying objects by their tooltips

Alex's suggestion of using custom properties is even better. I know by my own experience that it takes a bit of time to take the jump and come to trust custom properties (which don't exist in other languages). When you do, you never look back. They are really handy. Marielle

Re: Identifying objects by their tooltips

Marielle Lange wrote: Alex's suggestion of using custom properties is even better. I know by my own experience that it takes a bit of time to take the jump and come to trust custom properties (which don't exist in other languages). When you do, you never look back. They are really handy.

Re: Spelling out the license - protesting too much

I wish it were that simple! A couple of last points from me on this (I retreat humbly flamed): I have learned a couple of things from my stint working for Creative Commons UK and on prior commercial work making compilations of works - much of which was posted by the authors in the spirit

Re: Spelling out the license - some geometry handlers

License This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 543 Howard Street, 5th Floor, San Francisco, California,

selectedChunk in MAC and Windows

Referring to the selectedChunk property, I noticed there is a different behaviour in Mac and Windows. Try this: After selecting a word in a text field if I press a button with put the selectedChunk in MAC it returs char 1 to 9 of field 1 in windows it returns empty The poin is that in MAC

Re: selectedChunk in MAC and Windows

paolo mazza wrote: Referring to the selectedChunk property, I noticed there is a different behaviour in Mac and Windows. Try this: After selecting a word in a text field if I press a button with put the selectedChunk in MAC it returs char 1 to 9 of field 1 in windows it returns empty

Re: Living together BUT not married: RR/MC and Linux

On 22 Nov 2005, at 21:26, Marielle Lange wrote: David Bovill wrote: Government contracts do not require that all tools and code used is open source (I think this would not even be legal). Unfortunately, this is not clear. I have been in discussion with the guys of this project:

Re: Spelling out the license - some geometry handlers

On 23 Nov 2005, at 12:36, Marielle Lange wrote: Likewise, I don't believe commercial developers are a threat to the open source movement. So why not change the license to Share alike rather than Share alike-Non commercial? Thanks for the comments - i agree. I have no real strong opinion on

Re: Spelling out the license - protesting too much

on Tue, 22 Nov 2005 Richmond Mathewson wrote: So those of us interested in producing FREE software should get on and produce it; and include a nice little READ ME document that says something rather like: This is FREE, do with it what you like and those of us who are interested in producing

Updated FieldsCreator in RevOline

Hi, Just to let you know I've updated a little stack named FieldsCreator. It is unprotected, change it if you like, I know there must be things that can be done better ;-) It is just a small stack I use a lot, to put fields and corresponding labels on a stack. Use it as a regular stack,

Bitwise operations and md4digest function

Hi all, i've been porting this md4digest function from Macromedia Director to Runtime Revolution: http://www.isometrik.org/md5/lingo_md4_fastest.txt Some differences i had noticed while handling numbers are: Numeric Arrays in Director starts from 0 (zero) Numeric Arrays in Runrev starts from 1

Re: HTML issue

have you thought about simply changing the fields' text forecolor and then outputing that to html? Im sure you have... ;)) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 17/11/2005 15:56:09: Hi Xavier, Thanks Xavier, You are almost right. I prefer this formulation: replace pFind with numToChar(3)

Re: ANN: TreeView in Revolution!!

Luis sent me an update - you didn't catch my follow-up email... http://upload.barncard.com/TreeV2.6.0.rev.zip It's all in Spanish, but it's pretty easy to figure out. Well done. I assume Luis couldn't get or is not allowed to visit the web, hence I guess I was elected at random to help him get

Re: Bitwise operations and md4digest function

Alejandro Tejada wrote: Hi all, i've been porting this md4digest function from Macromedia Director to Runtime Revolution: http://www.isometrik.org/md5/lingo_md4_fastest.txt Some differences i had noticed while handling numbers are: Numeric Arrays in Director starts from 0 (zero) Numeric

resumeStack

I'm trying to use resumeStack to bring my app window to the front on Windows. My main windows do not have title bars, so nothing appears in the Windows task bar, so I'm creating a regular window with a title bar to create with a location that's off the screen to force an entry. The problem

Rev Online Picker 1.0

Hi all, After the release yesterday of Rev Online Picker, some of you told me that the interface was a bit sad... They will recognise themselves :-) So I revised it and it looks more smart and fresh, taking the opportunity to correct usual mini bugs (display of accentuated vowels on

backdrop

On Windows, is there any way to bring the backdrop to the front (so to speak) when you alt tab to your app? If I open an explorer window and then tab back to my app, I wind up with the explorer window between my stack and the backdrop. Thanks! Peter T. Evensen

Re: resumeStack

Hi Peter, ResumeStack is sent *within your app environment* to the current card when a stack window is brought to the front. It makes sense when your app displays more than one window *within your app environment*. Resume is sent to the current card when the application is brought to the

RE: backdrop

Hi Peter You need to use the resume event in the card or stack script (prefered if you have more than one card). On resume go backdrop ( or show it) go back to me pass resume -- just in case other apps use it... -- -- if the backdrop goes away again, -- -- comment

Re: backdrop

Hi again Peter, This a bug: see bugzilla 753, 1021, 1330... Noted as resolved or cant reproduce... Hummm :-) The best way is to run your own :-) A simple stack the rect of which is the screen rect. When resuming or if the user clicks on the backdrop, you can reorder the windows as you wish.

Re: backdrop

I was hoping the backdrop would be more robust. I guess I could roll my own as you said.It seems backdrops are always a pain on Windows. Wish everyone would just use a Mac. At 10:34 AM 11/23/2005, you wrote: Hi again Peter, This a bug: see bugzilla 753, 1021, 1330... Noted as resolved

Re: backdrop

Same problem on Macs :-( Le 23 nov. 05 à 17:48, Peter T. Evensen a écrit : I was hoping the backdrop would be more robust. I guess I could roll my own as you said.It seems backdrops are always a pain on Windows. Wish everyone would just use a Mac. Best Regards from Paris, Eric

Re: resumeStack

Well, since I'm alt-tabbing to that off-screen window, it should work, but almost 1/2 the time resumeStack doesn't get sent to that stack/card. Since we're talking about backdrops, I guess I could use the backdrop stack that I create as the window with the titlebar hmmm. At 10:25 AM

RE: backdrop

I was hoping the backdrop would be more robust. I guess I could roll my own as you said.It seems backdrops are always a pain on Windows. Wish everyone would just use a Mac. wishful thinking the market doesn't seem to share... try this script in your main stack... constant

Re: Rev Online Picker 1.0

C'est si bo avec deux touches de bleu ! So nice with some more colour, is'nt ? Kind Regards from Paris 5e Le 23 nov. 05 à 17:16, Eric Chatonet a écrit : Hi all, After the release yesterday of Rev Online Picker, some of you told me that the interface was a bit sad... They will

Meeting at MacWorld SF in January 2006

Hello all, Im going to MacWorld Expo 2006 in San Francisco in January. It's a great time to get together if you are going. Id like to sit down with folks who are developing with Revolution and Valentina, or those of you who would like to learn more about Valentina. Anyone else going? Best

Re: Polling Search Engines

Martin- Wednesday, November 23, 2005, 1:04:19 AM, you wrote: http://www.google.com/apis/index.html for how to sign up for a developer key for the Google APIs. Last I heard you get 1000 queries per day, each of which may return max 10 results. And therein lies the rub. If I, say, create an

MIDI

I'm new to Rev/Dreamcard - day 1, actually. I'm evaluating it for a MIDI project. Can anyone point me towards any MIDI playback examples? [Not just playback of a file, but playback and looping of sections of a file.] I see a MIDI stack among the tutorial videos, but I haven't found that

RE: MIDI

Hi Frank I hope you have quicktime installed already... Just create a player control from the rev palette and set the player's filename or path to the midi file's using the object property inspector. or scripting create a player create a button with this script answer file Choose a midi

Re: resumeStack

Peter T. Evensen wrote: I'm trying to use resumeStack to bring my app window to the front on Windows. My main windows do not have title bars, so nothing appears in the Windows task bar, so I'm creating a regular window with a title bar to create with a location that's off the screen to force

Re: backdrop

In fact, backdrop is just broken. I wish they'd take it out of the product or fix it. It hasn't worked right from the beginning. It is tantalizing because if it worked it would be so convenient and useful but it just doesn't work. When I finally realized that and stopped using it, I began

Re: Meeting at MacWorld SF in January 2006

I'll up the ante one cent and suggest we plan a BOF for Rev developers, Valentina or not. I'll be going, though I'm not yet certain which dates. On Nov 23, 2005, at 10:25 AM, Lynn Fredricks wrote: Hello all, Im going to MacWorld Expo 2006 in San Francisco in January. It's a great time

Ok, I should know this

But how do you tell if a player is currently playing? The doc says playRate is 0 if it is paused, but it always comes back 1, even if the movie is paused. Peter T. Evensen http://www.PetersRoadToHealth.com 24-hour recorded info hotline: 1-800-624-7671

Re: Meeting at MacWorld SF in January 2006

On Nov 23, 2005, at 11:19 AM, Dan Shafer wrote: I'll up the ante one cent and suggest we plan a BOF for Rev developers, Valentina or not. I'll be going, though I'm not yet certain which dates. That sounds like a good idea. I'm not sure if I'm making the trip up north yet or not, but if

RE: Meeting at MacWorld SF in January 2006

I'll up the ante one cent and suggest we plan a BOF for Rev developers, Valentina or not. I'll be going, though I'm not yet certain which dates. Good idea, Dan. Would you be up to helping to organize it? Best regards, Lynn Fredricks President Paradigma Software, Inc Joining Worlds of

Re: Ok, I should know this

On Nov 23, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Peter T. Evensen wrote: But how do you tell if a player is currently playing? The doc says playRate is 0 if it is paused, but it always comes back 1, even if the movie is paused. Check the paused property. -- Trevor DeVore Blue Mango Multimedia [EMAIL

A new funny runrev bug under linux

Hi all, I found a new runrev bug under linux. With Revolution 2.6.1 http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=3237 If you have got also this bug, please confirm the bug report. Thanks. Damien Girard Email: dam-pro.girard at laposte.net

Re: Ok, I should know this

I just found the paused property. Thanks! It looks like the doc for playRate is incorrect. At 01:48 PM 11/23/2005, you wrote: On Nov 23, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Peter T. Evensen wrote: But how do you tell if a player is currently playing? The doc says playRate is 0 if it is paused, but it

What Richmond wants to do.

Obviously I have not explained myself clearly as at least one contributor to this list has got my intentions badly wrong. 1. I AM at present making programs for content delivery and reinforcement for English as a Foreign Language classes I will be teaching to 6-8 year-old Bulgarians in my own

Identifying objects by their tooltips

Personally I find that tooltips are not very useful - and have yet to get them to display Cyrillic. Therefore they serve me very well for group / class identifications AND, thanks to Xavier (MC use-group list) I can hide them away: set the toolTipDelay to 0 and, at the moment I am spending

Web apps

Has the company ever spoken about any plans for using this - extremely interesting - development platform for web app development? Frank ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe,

Re: Ok, I should know this

Hi Peter, The docs for playRate are correct: If the playRate is zero, the movie or sound *appears* paused. That's true. Play Rate monitors the speed backward and forward. Zero is consistent: it *pauses* the movie/sound. But it does nor means that the player is paused, it just means that its

Re: Identifying objects by their tooltips

Hi Mathewson, Le 23 nov. 05 à 21:00, Mathewson a écrit : Personally I find that tooltips are not very useful - and have yet to get them to display Cyrillic. Sure for Cyrillic but I know many users of my software who are very satisfied and reassured when finding relevant tooltips :-) snip

Re: Polling Search Engines

for how to sign up for a developer key for the Google APIs. Last I heard you get 1000 queries per day, each of which may return max 10 results. And therein lies the rub. If I, say, create an app that uses the Google API it's linked to my Google developer id. If I then distribute that

MIDI Builder stack

I see references in past posts about a demo MIDI Builder stack that comes with the product, and, again, I see it among the videos. I Still can't find this stack anywhere. Can anyone help me with a link to the stack? I'd appreciate it. Regards, Frank Happy Thanksgiving from a

Re: Bitwise operations and md4digest

Hi Alex, If the code isn't too long, I'd be happy to take a look Many thanks! :-) i've put the references for this md4 code in this compressed file: http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/md4.zip it contains source code for lingo and javascript, results from tracing lingo code (with the

Re: Spelling out the license - protesting too much

Well I've stated in the source code that no license is needed from me to use the libraries, but if anyone feels that I may hinder their commercial program(s) please note that I won't (I'm not in this to make money, I code purely for fun)..

Re: Bitwise operations and md4digest function

Alejandro, if you are using Rev 2.5.x or lower, Rev can't do any math with numbers larger than 0xFFF (7 F's) Rev 2.6 and greater can (I don't know the limits as I only needed 0x (8 F's)) I'm having similiar problems with bit math and am looking at rolling my own..

Re: Spelling out the license - protesting too much

At 8:47 AM -0600 23/11/05, David Bovill wrote: To avoid list clutter it would be a simple policy to add a license url to the default email header, and to add a EULA to the email list sign up process - that way everyone is clear what the terms of posting code to the list are. I can't let that

Re: Spelling out the license - protesting too much

Michael J. Lew wrote: At 8:47 AM -0600 23/11/05, David Bovill wrote: To avoid list clutter it would be a simple policy to add a license url to the default email header, and to add a EULA to the email list sign up process - that way everyone is clear what the terms of posting code to the list

Re: Meeting at MacWorld SF in January 2006

Dan- Wednesday, November 23, 2005, 11:19:11 AM, you wrote: I'll up the ante one cent and suggest we plan a BOF for Rev developers, Valentina or not. I'll be going, though I'm not yet certain which dates. If we're going to do an evening thing, I'd prefer Tuesday or Wednesday, since I

Re: Polling Search Engines

Mark Wieder wrote: Martin- Wednesday, November 23, 2005, 1:04:19 AM, you wrote: http://www.google.com/apis/index.html for how to sign up for a developer key for the Google APIs. Last I heard you get 1000 queries per day, each of which may return max 10 results. And therein lies the

How to force a true TXT extension?

Hi there, Been busy for a while with my little program and ran into the following problem: The user can save a file with a .TXT extension and with Windows XP the dialog box shows the suggested *.TXT as filename. When deleting or overwriting the suggested name (without extension) the saved

OT Last week's CarTalk puzzler

For those of you who find beauty in mathematics. Below is this week's CarTalk puzzle. (A National Public Radio program on cars and car repair, hence this beautiful puzzle in number theory--don't ask.) At first I didn't believe Ray theorem (below), so I used Run Rev to at least confirm his

Re: Bitwise operations and md4digest function

Sean Shao wrote: Alejandro, if you are using Rev 2.5.x or lower, Rev can't do any math with numbers larger than 0xFFF (7 F's) Rev 2.6 and greater can (I don't know the limits as I only needed 0x (8 F's)) I'm having similiar problems with bit math and am looking at rolling my

Re: How to force a true TXT extension?

William, Try this, it also traps when the user clicks on Cancel... ON mouseUp ask file Bewaar woordenlijst als: with *.TXT IF it = empty THEN exit mouseup put it into vUserChoice IF char -4 to -1 of vUserChoice .TXT THEN put .TXT after vUserChoice put field woorden_uit

Re: A new funny runrev bug under linux

Damien: Runrev crash when I put a ! in a button name I found a new runrev bug under linux. With Revolution 2.6.1 http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=3237 If you have got also this bug, please confirm the bug report. Under Ubuntu Linux, such a button NAME also causes RR to

Re: Bitwise operations and md4digest function

Alex Tweedly wrote: It can do some arithmetic above 0xFFF (7 Fs) For instance, in 2.5 and 2.2.1 I can do put format(%x, 2^31 + 5) 8005 (i.e. it has successfully taken an addition into the range above INT32) or even put format(%08x %u, 2^32 / 2^30, 2^32 / 2^30) ---

Re: OT Last week's CarTalk puzzler

On Nov 23, 2005, at 6:07 PM, Jim Hurley wrote: All those numbers are called perfect squares. And only they have an odd number of factors, because one of the factors is the square root of the number in question. For example, nine has three factors, 1 and 9 and 3. [I confess, I can't see

Re: Meeting at MacWorld SF in January 2006

And if we get that same result this year, I bet someone will set up an offsite BOF. Who needs IDG? Dan On Nov 23, 2005, at 2:30 PM, Mark Wieder wrote: I should say, though, that I tried to set up a BOF last year through IDG, but got absolutely no response.

Re: Spelling out the license - protesting too much

A legal document that you sign is legally binding whether you read it or not (hence the reason I read everything I sign and refuse to sign almost everything ;-) ) _ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today -

Re: Spelling out the license - protesting too much

Hi David, David Bovill wrote: (Chipp your reply was a little loaded) Here's my reading of your first post on this subject: (paraphrased based upon your license notification). Here's some code I wrote for you to look at-- if you're absolutely _NEVER_ planning on using it for any type of

Re: How to force a true TXT extension?

William, I keep as part of one of my libraries a function: fixExt() on mouseUp ask file Save As: with filter TXT,*.txt if it is not empty then put it into tfile put fixExt(tfile,txt) into tfile SaveFile #do save stuff here end if end mouseUp function fixExt

Re: Web apps

AFAIK, the RunRev Team marketing and sales focus is mainly set on the DreamCard and Rev Studio products lines. On the other hand, the RunRev consulting and service departement can provide, in case of special needs, professional grade development and solutions about evry thing that can be

Re: backdrop

Hi Peter, Here's how you can do it on Windows (unfortunately, doesn't work on Macs). Put this in your stack script: on resumeStack set the backdrop to none set the backdrop to blue end resumeStack Peter T. Evensen wrote: On Windows, is there any way to bring the backdrop to the front (so

test - please disregard

Just a test with a small SIG ;) just to make digest readers happy -- http://monsieurx.com/taoo ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: